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Once i start taking prenatals, should i stop taking my regular multivitamin?
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Yes Stop Regular MVI: Yes. Normally the pre-natal vitamins have the same ingredients as the regular Multivitamin with added folate. There is no need to double the multivitamin intake.
Answered 4/27/2020
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